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3 9 Military divisions are capitalized only after a country name: U.S. Army; the army; U.S. Navy; the navy; naval battles 9 Army is not capitalized for Civil War armies: Confederate army; Union army 9 Axis and Allied powers of World War II are capitalized: The Allied powers faced the Axis powers in Germany. 9 Military divisions are capitalized only after a country name: U.S. Army; the army; U.S. Navy; the navy; naval battles 9 Army is not capitalized for Civil War armies: Confederate army; Union army 9 Axis and Allied powers of World War II are capitalized: The Allied powers faced the Axis powers in Germany.
When you are just talking about war, it is considered a regular noun, and therefore not capitalized. When you are talking about a particular war, then it would be capitalized, like the Vietnam War, or World War I.The first time you mention World War I in your paper, use the full name, and then you can abbreviate it if you use it again. The one in the name is always a roman numeral, however.hen referring to a certain war, such as World War I or in short, WWI, then it would be capitalized, however, if you are talking about starting or fighting in a war, then no it is basically lower case. Source(s): Daisy D Â· 7 years ago.